Recipes and tips for making a Southern favorite, macaroni and cheese. Several macaroni and cheese recipes include classic mac and cheese and casseroles with meat and other ingredients. — “Macaroni and Cheese - Comfort Food for the Soul”,

Macaroni is a dry pasta machine-made with flour and water. Creamy macaroni and cheese recipe is one of the easiest and tastiest dishes to make. — “Macaroni Recipes - Macaroni and Cheese Recipes | ”,

Macaroni is a variety of moderately extended machine-made dry noodle. Though home machines exist that can make macaroni noodles, macaroni is usually made commercially by large scale extrusion. — “Macaroni - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia”,

Translations of macaroni. macaroni synonyms, macaroni antonyms. Information about macaroni in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. macaroni - a British dandy in the 18th century who affected Continental mannerisms; "Yankee Doodle stuck a feather in his cap and called it macaroni". — “macaroni - definition of macaroni by the Free Online”,

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♫ The King's Singers, In Dulci Jubilo (c.1328) ♪ The King's Singers, In Dulci Jubilo (short version). In Dulci Jubilo (English "In Sweetest Rejoicing" but most commonly arranged as "Good Christian Men, Rejoice") is a traditional Christmas Carol. In its original setting, the carol is a macaronic text of German and Latin dating from the Middle Ages. Subsequent translations into English have increased its popularity, and it is a mainstay of the Christmas Nine Lessons and Carols repertoire. JS Bach's chorale prelude based on the tune (BWV 729) is also a traditional postlude for Christmas services. The original lyrics, a macaronic alternation of Medieval German and Latin, is thought to have been written by the German mystic Heinrich Seuse circa 1328. According to folklore, Seuse heard angels sing these words and joined them in a dance of worship. In dulci jubilo, Nun singet und seid froh! Unsres Herzens Wonne Leit in praesepio; Und leuchtet wie die Sonne Matris in gremio. Alpha es et O! (In sweet rejoicing, now sing and be glad! All our joy lies in the manger; It shines like the sun in the mother's lap. You are the alpha and omega!)

Hanukkah Song: Mi Yimalel traditional song, contemporary macaronic setting, performed by choir of First Church in Boston, Dec. 2, 2007

Ubi Caritas.wmv The text "Ubi caritas" is an ancient antiphon of Roman Catholic tradition that is used at the washing of the feet on the first day of the Triduum, Holy Thursday. It also makes a great communion song. I wrote this for the Church of Saint Paul (St. Cloud, MN) in the spring of 2009 for their Holy Week celebration. The refrain has two melodies, the one first sung by the men, and a simple ostinato that can be heard in the men's voices in the second refrain. The text is macaronic, using the Latin text with immediate English translations.

King's College Cambridge 2010 #6 In dulci jubilo In dulci jubilo Choir Music: Probably 14th century. This arrangement dates from 1834 and is by the English composer RL de Pearsall (1795-1856), who was originally a lawyer, but moved to a Germany in 1825 and devoted himself to music thereafter. Words: from 14th century when they are said to have been taught to a German mystic by angels. Verse 3 was added in the 16th century. This is a 'macaronic' carol, which means it's in more than one language. The meanings of the Latin phrases are below: In dulci jubilo: With sweet jubilation In praesepio: In a manger Matris in gremio: In your mother's lap Alpha es et O: You are Alpha and Omega (the beginning and the end) O Jesu parvule: O baby Jesus O puer optime: O best of boys O princeps gloriae: O prince of glory Trahe me post te: Take me after you O Patris caritas: O love of the Father O nati lenitas: O mercy of the Son Per nostra criminal: For our sins Coelorum gaudia: The joys of heaven Ubi sunt gaudia: Where there are joys Nova cantica: New songs In Regis curia: In the courts of the King

Showpiece item '3D Giltters' by Usha Watch homemaker Usha, an arts and crafts teacher, teaches us on how to make a showpiece item in this edition of 'Katrukolungal' in 'Penn'.

Yest' yevreyskoe mestechko vozle shtot Bobruisk - M.Akerman Slepovitch's & Stepanskaya's collection. Rec. in Minsk, 2002, from Mikhail Akerman, b.1928 in Minsk. He memorized part of this macaronic (Russian-Yiddish) song from his childhood, the rest was composed by himself.

Motor Bus or How not to fear Latin Grammar Motor Bus (or how not to fear Latin Grammar) Macaronic poem by AD Godley Music (in whole tone scale) composed and performed by David W Solomons (alto and guitar) This song has a double connection with Christ Church Oxford since both poet and composer studied there, albeit several decades...

Sissel - Jeg Synger Julekvad (In Dulci Jubilo) Sissel, the international singing sensation from Norway, is widely regarded as one of the finest and most talented sopranos in the world. Her crystalclear voice has made Sissel a national institution in Norway. Sissel has sung all over the world, selling over six million solo albums. She contributed the haunting vocal tracks for the soundtrack to Titanic. She has been doing great duets with singers like Placido Domingo, Charles Aznavour, Taro Ichihara, Bryn Terfel, Jose Carreras, Russell Watson, Kurt Nilsen, Neil Sedaka and Josh Groban. A very remarkable voice you will only hear once in your lifetime. "In Dulci Jubilo" (English "In Sweetest Rejoicing" but most commonly arranged as "Good Christian Men, Rejoice") is a traditional Christmas Carol. In Norwegian this song is called "Jeg Synger Julekvad" ("I Am Singing A Christmas-song"). The original lyrics, a macaronic alternation of Medieval German and Latin, is thought to have been written by the German mystic Heinrich Seuse circa 1328. According to folklore, Seuse heard angels sing these words and joined them in a dance of worship.

How to make a 'Bangle using Macaronic Rope'! Homemaker Kavitha demonstrates how to make a bangle using macaronic rope in this edition of 'Penn'.

Amo Song 009.mpg Amo song sung in Macaronic Latin and English.

Pharmacia Poetica By Anna Homler Pharmacia Poetica was shot at various galleries in the Los Angles area, including pLAyLAnd, L Salon and private collections. M'Bo YeYe by Anna Homler and Geert Waegman from the album Macaronic Sines, Pharmacia Poetica Music (Bug Music/BMI) Filmed and edited by Jane Cantillon.

Francois Villon's Last Day (Before the Reprieve) by Jude Cowan (& ukelele) Album Doodlebug Alley now released - /judecowan An homage to Villon, hero of French poetry and gallows-chaser. Iesu, Iesu Remember sinners Ieus, Iesu Remember sinners My body swaying My body creaking In the sideways jig At Montfaucon Iesu remember sinners Swinging my arse Off the butt of a rope Wound around my neck At Montfaucon Iesu, remember sinners Iesu, Iesu, remember sinners The string chafing In the pulley block My fine stout neck Broken on Montfaucon Iesu, remember sinners Rain to wash clean my bones Sun to dry and blacken me bare Ravens to pluck out my eyes On Montfaucon Iesu remember sinners Ave Maria, gratia plena All the toughs of Paris are here With the mopsies and their doxies Laughing at me swinging in the black shadow of Montfaucon My old friends have been here before Now they're waiting for me on the other side I'd hold out my hands But my neck is breaking Iesu, remember sinners Iesu, Iesu remember sinners Ave Maria, gratia plena First verse (reprise) Iesu, Iesu remember sinners

Up I Arose in Verno Tempore Macaronic song by an anonymous composer from the 15th Century, arranged and performed for classical guitar and alto voice by DW Solomons (who also provides the translation of the Latin bits). The score can be obtained from The image "Springtime stroll" by Reid Robert Lewis was provided by Staszek99 at Wikimedia

Ganesh idol painting on a woollen cloth Part 1 Homemaker Rita shows how to paint a Ganesha idol on a woollen cloth in this edition of 'Penn'.

Maddy Prior and the Carnival Band: The Boar's Head Carol The boar's head in hand bear I Bedeck'd with bays and rosemary. I pray you, my masters, be merry Quot estis in convivio Caput apri defero Reddens laudes Domino The boar's head, as I understand, Is the rarest dish in all this land, Which thus bedeck'd with a gay garland Let us servire cantico. Caput apri defero Reddens laudes Domino Our steward hath provided this In honour of the King of Bliss; Which, on this day to be served is In Reginensi atrio Caput apri defero Reddens laudes Domino

Zihaal-e-Miskin - A tribute to Amir Khusro by OnlineEM. Original Song by Chaya Ganguli. A beautiful song by Chaya Ganguli. A humble attempt by me... The phrase "Zeehaal-e-miskeen" comes from a poem of Amir Khuso. The unique thing about this poem is that it is a macaronic, written in Persian and Brij Bhasha. In the first verse, the first line is in Persian, the second in Brij Bhasha, the third in Persian again, and the fourth in Brij Bhasha. In the remaining verses, the first two lines are in Persian, the last two in Brij Bhasha. The poem showcases Amir Khusro's mastery over both languages. Video credits from Earth-

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Siúil A Rúin / BLOOM bloom- Traditional Irish song. A woman laments over her lover who has gone to war. He is so poor he can only afford a sword made of wood. The verses are in English and chorus in Gaelic. This style of song is known as "macaronic".

Red Hot Chilli Pipers + Macaronics downstairs in Hyatt KCIF Kansas City Irish Festival - Video begins with Scotland's rocking Red Hot Chili Pipers Band (Pipers as in Pipe and Drum band) and concludes with the inception of the "The Macaronics" Band Harpin Hank Hogan and his sister Nanette with Jimmy Crowley of Captain Mackey's Goatskin and String band. Jamming with sis in the little alcoves at the Hyatt Regency Crown Center was the high point for me!

In Dulce Jubilo A Christmas carol from Germany in the 14th century AD The lyrics are in both English and Latin. Originally they would have been in German and Latin. Using two languages in the lyrics of a song is known as 'macaronic' verse and was used in music from the Middle Ages. This tune is more popularly known with its 18th century lyrics, 'Good Christian Men Rejoice.' Skyn, Wynd and Wyre performs here at the Owlsherste English Country Twelfth Night. Group members are from Blak Rose and Owlsherst in the Kingdom of the East. Arrangement is by Doña Sol la Cantor.

Red Witch Titan triple delay.......divination using small objects from an undisclosed cellar in the murky macaronic of middle Europe,the Red Witch Titan is placed on the floor and plugged in........yes,the delusion that objects are larger than natural size is now present...................the immense vibrations in the cellar caused the lens to free itself slightly from the camera...........you can use this pedal for many things,i like to use it for loosening the tights of ballet dancers

Acabella Siúl a Rúin Abair Amhrán 20 11 08 TG4 ie A traditional Irish song with English language verses and an Irish language chorus, a style known as macaronic. Other versions are known under the title "Johnny went for a soldier", with the chorus replaced with English lines, and "Buttermilk Hill", with the chorus replaced by nonsense syllables. The history of the song is unclear. It was suggested that it refers to the "Wild Geese" of the Glorious Revolution. If it does, however, the original version has probably been lost: All versions of the song have Modern English lyrics, and not a scrap of either Irish or Early Modern English verses survives. It is not uncommon that Irish songs were translated into English, with their chorus surviving in Irish, or being transformed into nonsense words (see Caleno custure me), but in most of these cases, traces of the Irish version survive. It was also observed that the reference to the spinning wheel the girl wants to sell is more suggestive of the 19th than of the 17th century. It is possible that the song was composed in the 1800s with the conscious intention of styling it after older songs. verse/chorus: Dm C Bb-C-Dm F Bb C Dm F Bb-C-Dm C Dm Version Mary Black I would I were on yonder hill It's there I'd sit and cry my fill And every tear would turn the mill Is go dté tú mo mhúirnín slán ** And may you go safely, my darling Siúl siúl siúl a rún ** Go, go, go, my love Siúl go socair 'is siúl go ciúin ** Go quietly and go peacefully Siúl go doras agus éalaigh liom ...

15)Psallite.mpg German Renaissance composer, writer and organist Michael Praetorius ( est 1571 to 1621) composed Psallite as part of a prolific music catalog of over a thousand songs and arrangements. Psallite is unusual (at least to me!). It is an example of a Renaissance motet called a macaronic carol, meaning the text occurs in two different languages, in this case Latin and German. Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) used Latin for the rondo-like refrain with German on the verse (A-hah!! I had wondered about that!!). Performed by the Grotto Carolers at the Opening Night concert at the Grotto's Festival of Lights under the direction of Julie Stewart in Portland, OR.

In Dulci Jubilo - Cantillation (Silent Night) *** Audio Only *** In Dulci Jubilo - Cantillation (Silent Night) "In Dulci Jubilo" (English "In Sweetest Rejoicing" but most commonly arranged as "Good Christian Men, Rejoice") is a traditional Christmas Carol. In its original setting, the carol is a macaronic text of German and Latin dating from the Middle Ages.

Ozark Celtic Band + Storytelling Harpin Hank Hogan tells an entertaining, macaronic story concerning three of the days of the week (Mon, Tu, Wed) in Irish language as part of a performance with the O'Zark Celtic Band. The OCB performed for the Ozark Society atop Mount Magazine in Arkansas

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macaronic: note: if someone hits my car, videotape it. Even if I find this guy I'm sure he'll just deny it. is it wrong to shame him via the internet?

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